[lg policy] Minority Languages of Russia in Flux

[Harold Schiffman]

Minority Languages of Russia in Flux


Russia has traditionally always been a multilingual state but to what extent
the government supports or discourages use of minority languages has
varied. This article describes the successes and failures of some cases of
minority language education, employment, and preservation.

Read more: http://souciant.com/2012/04/a-reluctant-babel/

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